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In article <1992Jul18.015606.16100@leland.Stanford.EDU> m@crito.Stanford.EDU (M Carling) writes:
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>Ok, I'll mention Frame, which I use every week if not every day. I used it  
>to prepare a 600 page manuscript. It doesn't support end notes--like  
>footnotes but at the end of the chapter or the end of the book--so I had  
>to do them (more than 500) by hand. It is slow, largely because it is a  
>memory pig. It doesn't export RTF. It doesn't support some standard things  
>like the font panel. But Frame is about four times more pleasant to use  
>than WordPerfect. But only about one fourth as pleasant to use as  
>WriteNow, which is bereft of features.
>

I don't understand this.  I would do EndNotes like this:

Make a book.
Create a file called Endnotes.  Add paragraph numbering for each reference.
Add the Endnotes document to the book.
When writing the document cross-reference the "notes" to your EndNote document.

Granted it takes you some time to set up, but there's alot of
flexability in Frame.  

--Peter Kocks
  kocks@chemsitry.stanford.edu